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18/04/24

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Originally posted by FlashPoint: ↑

Man we are talking about the future, future developments and future events here. So we should be very careful with our language when talking/discussing possibilities. You all may have realised that I’m using “possible, possibly, may, might, could, should etc a lot when presenting my interpretations, because there is no certainty let alone absolute certainty. Possibilities in terms of percentages are ranging from 30 to maximum 50% on the probability scale.
I use TA rules, certain indicators and my experience to explain what in my opinion is plausible in order to narrow things down leading to certain suggestion that could make sense.
Very seldom if at all will you see me using probable or probably, because that is the next level on the probability scale and need a lot more certainty, minimum 50% but on average 70%. You guys may recall me asking other posters to express their level of certainty in percentage terms, simply because their opinions often are presented like facts with almost absolute certainty. Now you know why and you know the answers I did get to some sort of wild card statement or preferred outcome, which is usually situated in the low possibility range.
To go any further on the probability scale modifiers of likelihood are used like, “more likely than not”, “very likely” or “extremely likely” and I think personally I wouldn’t go there when talking about anything in the future.
So now @veritas, I guess you know what you can do with you oracle statement.

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Put a sock in it!
This thread is not about you and your emotional reactions to other people’s contempt towards your posts.
State your piece and move on without egotism and interrogating others - it reeks of insecurity and feigned superiority!
GLTAH

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